an allegory
an allegory
The larger symbolic meaning outside the narrative could represent universal themes, societal issues, or philosophical concepts applicable to the real world. The objects, persons, and actions in the narrative may serve as metaphors or allegories to convey deeper messages or reflections on human experiences and emotions. The author could be using the story as a vehicle to explore complex ideas or to make a commentary on the human condition.
allegory
objects, persons, and actions in a narrative have a symbolic meaning beyond the facts of the narrative.
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alegory "Apex"
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Allegory. It is a literary device where elements of a story represent abstract ideas or concepts, often to convey moral, political, or philosophical messages beyond the literal interpretation of the narrative.
A representation of an abstract or spiritual meaning through concrete or material forms; figurative treatment of one subject under the guise of another. A form of writing in which objects, persons, and actions in a narrative have a symbolic meaning beyond the literal meaning of the narrative
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